Review on Stainless Steel Sink Scratch Pro Kit with Diamond Buffing Compounds - Effortlessly Reduce Scratches, Polish & Restore Factory Fresh Look in No Time! by Weng Ercoli

Let me start by saying that I have OCD/Clean so I was very skeptical about ordering the Scratch Pro Kit. I have a 15 year old stainless steel kitchen sink. It had a few scratches from cast iron pans being hand washed. Look at the pictures (sorry I didn't take pictures sooner, but I really didn't expect such results), the sink looks like a new mirror surface. First 2 photos of a 15 year old sink, last photo of a brand new sink that I haven't used yet and just installed yesterday. It's hard to tell the difference between shells. It removed 98% of the scratches and minimized a few that just wouldn't go away no matter how hard I sanded. It was work and it took a lot of effort, it took me an hour and a half to get this result. A few Tipps; 1. First test a small area with wet sanding. I actually had to dry the sand to remove the scratches but they were bad/deep.2. I recommend using stainless steel towels like Weiman instead of liquid stainless steel cleaner, much easier to use and less paper towels.3. I had very deep scratches and had to use 4 out of 5 sandpaper. I would suggest wearing latex gloves, you get black goo on your hands. As a final step, I used my Buffer Pad Drill and then dried it off with a microfiber cloth. I didn't know there was a name engraved on the side of my shell, I've never seen it before and now I might be surprised. I highly recommend the Scratch Pro Kit, especially for the price.